A Powerful Historical Fiction Novel Inspired by True Global Events
For nearly 150 years, they crossed paths.
They just never knew it.
From Berlin 1936 to the Olympic Games of 2084, people from different nations unknowingly become part of a story that spans generations. A runner. A gymnast. A footballer. A volunteer. A journalist. Their lives are shaped by war, sacrifice, love, loss, and hope, yet connected by a legacy no one could have imagined.
Jack Sullivan dreamed of greatness.
Elena Petrov competed for a nation that no longer exists.
Samuel Okoro pursued hope on the football field.
Mei Tanaka dedicated her life to helping others.
And decades later, Noah Brooks uncovers forgotten diaries that reveal a remarkable truth:
History's greatest victories were never won on the podium.
As families rise and fall, friendships are formed across borders, and love survives impossible odds, ordinary people become part of something far greater than themselves.
Spanning five continents and inspired by true global events surrounding the Olympic Games, GOLDEN DREAMS is an unforgettable historical fiction saga filled with family, friendship, romance, sacrifice, humor, heartbreak, and hope.
Perfect for readers who enjoy historical fiction, multi-generational family sagas, literary fiction, international drama, Olympic history, book club fiction, and emotional stories about family and friendship.
Readers who loved The Kite Runner, All the Light We Cannot See, The Nightingale, and A Gentleman in Moscow will discover a sweeping and deeply moving story that celebrates humanity, resilience, and the invisible bonds that connect us all.
Because for a few weeks, every four years, the world remembered how to be one family.
A powerful novel about hope, destiny, love, and the people behind the medals.
"We compete for medals. We remember people."
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A Powerful Historical Fiction Novel Inspired by True Global EventsFor nearly 150 years, they crossed paths.They just never knew it.From Berlin 1936 to the Olympic Games of 2084, people from different nations unknowingly become part of a story that spans generations. A runner. A gymnast. A footballer. A volunteer. A journalist. Their lives are shaped by war, sacrifice, love, loss, and hope, yet connected by a legacy no one could have imagined.Jack Sullivan dreamed of greatness.Elena Petrov competed for a nation that no longer exists.Samuel Okoro pursued hope on the football field.Mei Tanaka dedicated her life to helping others.And decades later, Noah Brooks uncovers forgotten diaries that reveal a remarkable truth: History's greatest victories were never won on the podium.As families rise and fall, friendships are formed across borders, and love survives impossible odds, ordinary people become part of something far greater than themselves.Spanning five continents and inspired by true global events surrounding the Olympic Games, GOLDEN DREAMS is an unforgettable historical fiction saga filled with family, friendship, romance, sacrifice, humor, heartbreak, and hope.Perfect for readers who enjoy historical fiction, multi-generational family sagas, literary fiction, international drama, Olympic history, book club fiction, and emotional stories about family and friendship.Readers who loved The Kite Runner, All the Light We Cannot See, The Nightingale, and A Gentleman in Moscow will discover a sweeping and deeply moving story that celebrates humanity, resilience, and the invisible bonds that connect us all.Because for a few weeks, every four years, the world remembered how to be one family.A powerful novel about hope, destiny, love, and the people behind the medals."We compete for medals. We remember people." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798181239623
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - A Powerful Historical Fiction Novel Inspired by True Global EventsFor nearly 150 years, they crossed paths.They just never knew it.From Berlin 1936 to the Olympic Games of 2084, people from different nations unknowingly become part of a story that spans generations. A runner. A gymnast. A footballer. A volunteer. A journalist. Their lives are shaped by war, sacrifice, love, loss, and hope, yet connected by a legacy no one could have imagined.Jack Sullivan dreamed of greatness.Elena Petrov competed for a nation that no longer exists.Samuel Okoro pursued hope on the football field.Mei Tanaka dedicated her life to helping others.And decades later, Noah Brooks uncovers forgotten diaries that reveal a remarkable truth: History's greatest victories were never won on the podium.As families rise and fall, friendships are formed across borders, and love survives impossible odds, ordinary people become part of something far greater than themselves.Spanning five continents and inspired by true global events surrounding the Olympic Games, GOLDEN DREAMS is an unforgettable historical fiction saga filled with family, friendship, romance, sacrifice, humor, heartbreak, and hope.Perfect for readers who enjoy historical fiction, multi-generational family sagas, literary fiction, international drama, Olympic history, book club fiction, and emotional stories about family and friendship.Readers who loved The Kite Runner, All the Light We Cannot See, The Nightingale, and A Gentleman in Moscow will discover a sweeping and deeply moving story that celebrates humanity, resilience, and the invisible bonds that connect us all.Because for a few weeks, every four years, the world remembered how to be one family.A powerful novel about hope, destiny, love, and the people behind the medals.'We compete for medals. We remember people.'. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798181239623
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